McDonald's Menu Prices at 35 Hendersonville Rd ★3.7 (2768)

Really unique McDonald's location. Right near the entrance to Biltmore House. The food is exactly what you'd expect from a McDonald's. The customer service was really great. I saw the employees being very helpful and giving customers advice on working the self service kiosk. When they bring out your food it is one a cart with condiments and anything you may need. The experience was great for a McDonald's. Unfortunately the moment you walk outside you are immediately reminded you are in Asheville. Can't even make it back to your car without multiple homeless people asking change or a ride. Pretty sad the city leaders allow that.

Very unique for a McDonald’s - they will serve you directly at your table and check in with you to see how you’re doing. Sanitation rating is a 99.5. Super nice staff and they even have piano playing in the background. Glad we chose to stop by here

This McDonald’s, rebuilt after the devastating floods caused by Helene, is the distilled embodiment of all that is alienating about the modern world, and represents the deep cynicism inherent to neoliberal capitalism. The outside, beautiful by McDonald’s standards—looks like an English Tudor style home. This refreshingly quaint exterior masks an internal darkness. Once you enter, say goodbye to cozy. Say hello to postmodern minimalism—cold, grey, and beige. A player piano in the corner promises an elegant whimsy, but the tunes emanating from the instrument serve only to fuel a dissonance between expectation vs realty that opens up a psychic wound, resting just beneath your consciousness. You might not even be aware of it, but what you are experiencing is evolutionary trauma; all of God’s creation turning its back on you as you arrive at the intersection of man’s artifice and man’s evil, laundered through a base appropriation of man’s deep desire to create + their ingenuity. All of this in the service of selling slop. You order at a kiosk, again finding yourself isolated—divorced from any semblance of human fellowship. You eat the Big Mac. An object of such lore that surely it will repair your fraying soul. Wrong. It deepens the wound. It tastes like a dream about a child’s drawing of a burger. Again, dissonance. You see the burger there. You’re eating the burger. But you feel nothing. Empty calories for an empty life drained of all meaning by a clown—a clown that laughs at you as you immiserate your soul. In a room like this, death waits around the corner. You wait while the piano muzak plays—surely the nurses will arrive soon to take you away. But they never come. They never come. Overall, not bad. Very clean, quick service, and I enjoyed shaking up my Grinch fries.

This is the McDonald's location that was flooded by Hurricane Helene. They done a great job rebuilding it. Worth checking it out.

I stopped by this McDonald's for a quick bite before heading out to the airport. Food was decent. It served its purpose. Tip: download the app on your phone and create an account because sometimes they have better deals/discounts there. I got a 50% discount loaded in my account so I placed an order online to pick it up in store. Made it so much more affordable. Because of this, I didn't interact much with their employees. I only asked for some extra BBQ sauce and the person that was helping me wasn't exactly friendly. I do love the ambiance here. It's the fanciest McDonald's I've been to. They even have a piano! Very nice indoor seating, spacious, clean. You get to listen to the piano playing by itself. Not bad for a fast food restaurant. They do have outdoor seatings but no shade though.